The freeriders of the C3 Project are continually pushing the limits of what's possible on a mountain bike—and the group camaraderie of shooting for a film inspires as much creativity and progression as the focus and pressure of a slopestyle competition or enduro downhill.
Cam is a total free spirit. Signed by Trek 7 years ago, Cam continues to show the world that there's nothing better than riding, flipping, ripping and mountain bikes.
"When I feel the need for speed, I grab the Trek Session. There's nothing better than drifting, scrubbing, and bllitzing through natural terrain as fast as you can, and there's no better way to do that than on a Session!"
"The Scratch comes out of the quiver when I want to let loose and throw some tricks on high-speed, BIG terrain. It can handle anything that you would normally throw at the Session, but is nimble enough to push the limits of big mountain trickery."
"The Ticket Signature Edition has the most comfortable geometry through berms and rollers, yet enough clearance for all the tricks in the air. It's a lightweight and strong package that's the best dirt jump hardtail available."
"I couldn't imagine a better slopestyle bike than the one Trek custom builds for me. Together, we sat down and designed a frame with the perfect angles and suspension for slopestyle. I wouldn't want to ride anything else."
Brandon Semenuk, Brett Rheeder, Cam McCaul, and Ryan Howard kickin at the Post Office Jumps. Photos by Sterling Lorence.
Andrew Shandro and Rene Wildhaber traveled to North Vancouver to capture photos and video to promote the new 2011 Trek Scratch platforms.
Rene Wildhaber traveled to Bolivia with photographer Marco Toniolo to experience the local culture and ride new trails on his Trek Remedy.
Brandon Semenuk won the 2008 RedBull Rampage Evolution near Virgin, UT.